0 the servants, officials etc who accompany a person of importance -- følge, tjenerstab
The President was flanked by a retinue of officials.
He and his retinue—be it 20, 10 or one—live in a little part of his castle.
Each one of these flag-officers and commanders has to have his retinue and staff, furniture allowance, and, in some cases, entertainment allowance.
They will be the same as those for a foreign envoy and his retinue.
Deserted by our family doctors, we find ourselves left with specialists towering over us—and not only towering but often accompanied by a retinue.
These privileges and immunities are similar to those enjoyed by envoys and their retinues, and they are subject to the same kind of safeguards.
Was she accompanied by any retinue—even one person?
As to the retinue or staff associated with these commands, will they automatically disappear?
I believe the days have gone when whole retinues of royal families were supported at public expense.
